Bulgaria Celebrates 104 Years of Independence
Celebrations have begun Saturday across the country with Bulgaria marking 104 years since the formal declaration of its independence from the Ottoman Turkish Empire.
Celebrations have begun Saturday across the country with Bulgaria marking 104 years since the formal declaration of its independence from the Ottoman Turkish Empire.
Parking in downtown Sofia, in the so-called Blue zone, on Saturday, September 22, which is Independence Day, will be free of charge.
German band Rammstein has announced its second concert in Bulgaria's capital Sofia.
Four more members of Bulgaria's new Supreme Judicial Council, VSS, from the prosecutors' quota will be elected Friday.
Code yellow has been declared for 21 Bulgarian regions Friday over the forecast for gusty winds.
Bulgaria should integrate its Roma, since it would be an important step for the country's labor market, Bulgarian EU Commissioner Kristalina Georgieva.
There is no united position among Bulgarian media on the essence of media freedom, stated European Commissioner Neelie Kroes, who is on a visit to Sofia Thursday.
As a side effect to its financial and economic troubles, Greece is facing a significant brain drain, writes the Financial Times in its Alphaville blog.
The Bulgarian Parliament decided to "close" night establishments in Sofia's infamous Studentski Grad (College Town).
A Bulgarian device has been produced that will automatically call 112 in case of a traffic accident, local media say.
The mass clean-up effort at a blasted ammo depot in southeastern Bulgaria has been finally conluded.
Code yellow for potentially dangerous weather has been declared for Thursday for 17 regions in Bulgaria.
Bulgarian archaeologists suppose they might have discovered manna from the relics of St. Nicholas, said Bulgarian National Museum of History director Bozhidar Dimitrov.
The trial in the case of a tragic bus accident on Bulgaria's Trakiya highway, which took nine lives, is finally starting Wednesday, over one year after it occured.
One member of Bulgaria's new Supreme Judicial Council, VSS, from the investigators' quota will be elected Wednesday.
The libel case against Bulgaria's Interior Minister, Tsvetan Tsvetanov, initiated by the Chair of the Bulgarian Judges Association (BJA), was postponed by the Plovdiv Regional Court.
The Council of Ministers is planning to give Bulgarians a six-day long break for Easter next year.
A monument of brothers St St Cyril and Methodius will be erected in Mongolia since the Cyrillic alphabet they created is used in the Asian country.
Bulgarian football legend and coach of the Litex Lovech team, Hristo Stoichkov, has requested an immediate meeting with Finance Minister, Simeon Djankov, to be cleared of tax evasion suspicions.
Young Bulgarian author, Miroslav Penkov, has become the first Bulgarian to be nominated for the BBC Short Story Award i
Parents in western Serbia, which has a large population of ethnic Bulgarians, are threatening to sue the Serbian State over the lack of school books in Bulgarian.
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